Cheinco Housewares
Replica Antique Roly Poly “Dixie Queen” Tobacco Tin – The Dutchman
Replica Antique Roly Poly “Dixie Queen” Tobacco Tin – The Dutchman
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A charming replica of the 1910 Roly Poly Dixie Queen Tobacco Tin by Tidenco of Baltimore. This collectible tin features the “The Dutchman" design, showcasing a little round man wearing an orange neck scarf, wide belt holding a churchwarden pipe. He wears a Benjamin Franklin style "mullet" hairstyle. On his back, is a rendering of a box of Mayo's Cut Plug Tobacco.
Key Details:
- Size: 7” tall × 6” diameter
- Made by: Cheinco Industries, 1970s
- Condition: Very good
- History: Originally part of Tidenco’s early 20th-century tobacco tin collection, sometimes called Brownie Tins because they were reused for treats.
A must-have for vintage advertising collectors, antique enthusiasts, and tobacco memorabilia fans.
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